ACOR was just 14 when he travelled to Belgrade alone for his first 999999999 show, and that sense of fearlessness has carried him to where he is now - one of the most talked-about names at the harder end of European techno. Working entirely without formal training, the Novi Sad producer has built a sound that fuses acid, schranz and raw industrial texture into something abrasive and inescapably large in impact. It has come on labels such as EXHALE and Verknipt with plenty of support from tastemakers such as Amelie Lens, Dax J and 999999999 himself.

For his Terminal V podcast, ACOR delivers exactly what his reputation promises: an hour of lacerating hard techno, laser-guided trance, schranz and bass built to frazzle minds. There's no overthinking in the selection either. By his own account, he just plugged in his USB and let instinct take over. In the accompanying interview, he talks about growing Serbia's scene, his psy-trance roots and hints at an album already in the works.

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